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1 spatial manipulation device
2 EMPHASIS ON ARCHITECTONIC space light motion modulators
3 laszlo moholy-nagy Hungarian; he was the teacher of Kepes, also a Hungarian the aviator suit; the artist as mechanic or technician a painter who stopped painting he used the camera, but did not consider himself as a photographer he did photography without a camera he was very similar to an architect; known to relay instructions to make a work of art that he did not touch directly. had experimental workshops at the Bauhaus materials metal plastics; but had never personally worked in those media
4 the motion and light machine moholy created a kinetic sculpture a machine of rotating and spinning metal and glass which modulates unpredictable projections of light took a long time to realize the idea collaborated with an engineer and a metalsmith; he did not actually make it himself L Moholy-Nagy: Light-Space Modulator
5 his idea was a cardiogram of his creative heart a synthesis of his earlier experimentations. and the deepest of his space-creating superimpositions Moholy-Nagy: light-space modulator,
6 it is a sculpture which is also a beautiful machine that actually worked with notions of light, shadow play, reflections, movement he could not calculate or predict all of the possible effects of the machine
7 Moholy also experimented with a film featuring his kinetic sculpture machine that is a montage of shining parts filmed through a faceted lens and in multiple exposures. The film is similar to the inner beauty and intensity of the photograms but with motion and change For the soundtrack, I am using Alexander Scriabin's Prelude D Flat Major, Op. 11, No. 9 Every time Scriabin played a composition, he played it differently, depending on the mood of the day which is very similar to the effect of this film The film is called Lightplay
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9 lighting design and stage sets The shape of things is generally not the result of individual effort but a process of development in the fields of art, science and technology in a certain period for which the designer has an understanding. Thus functions can be solved in different periods with different means. Excellent wooden chairs have been made in previous periods with three and four legs. Today we can make chairs with two legs from tubular steel or plywood, and in the future we may be able to eliminate legs entirely and support the seat with compressed air.
10 every piece of paper, crumple or bent acts as a light modulator. Here are shown two aspects, positive and negative, or the same piece of rolled paper. Every object can be understood also as a photo modulator whether skin, stone, metal - anything which reflects light. light modulator 1940
11 feather as light modulator 1940
12 Nathan Lerner: diagram for a light box, 1942 from Vision in Motion Moholy student Nathan Lerner states: I made a box, which was open on one side and with many holes cut into all sides. These holes were used for suspending objects and also served as openings for light to enter. Over these openings, objects (wire screen, etc.) could be placed and projected on the materials inside the box.
13 reflections and mirroring 1939
14 light modulator 1945
15 1. a sheet of white paper on a dark background. 2. cutting a slit in the paper a number of grey tones occur. 3. another cut is made. 4. one corner bent, causing a gradual darkening as the paper curves away from the light source. 5. the effects of bending up two sides. 6. fastening four corners produces more complicated shadows. 7. punching holes adds more values dictionary of a light modulator, 1946
16 stacked acrylic light modulator, 1939
17 light modulators in metal are most intriguing if place on gray background on which the white reflections of shiny metal can be well distinguished light modulator (metal) 1939
18 paper modulator contrasted with a flat panel of grained wood light modulator 1939
19 light modulator (paper and string) 1937
20 L Moholy-Nagy: light & space modulator (thin plastic layers)
21 the ferrotype was lit by two spotights, their reflections cast on the wall and photographed reflections th century photographic process wet plate processes, where the photographic emulsion is contained in liquid collodion. jappened
22 A long exposure of a revolving wire structure Virtual Volume, 1944
23 transparency on black 1943
24 similar in effect to the photogram work realized physically acrylic sculpture
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